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Using cells to refer to worksheets
Hello,
I am trying to SUM the total number of a specific colunm for a number of different worksheets, in the same worksheet. I.e. Sheets are named 'Ward 3', 'Ward 5' etc, and in my 'Total Contacts' sheet I want to SUM up the column H3:H36 for each of those worksheets. So I have been able to generate the correct formula for each worksheet A B Contacts Ward 3 =SUM('Ward 3'!H3:H36) Is there a way to use the text in column A to generate the formula in column B. rather than copying and changing the formula? Im not sure how clear the question is so please ask!!! Thanks Rup |
Using cells to refer to worksheets
Hi Rup,
Look in HELP for the INDIRECT() function -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Rup1776" wrote in message ... | Hello, | | I am trying to SUM the total number of a specific colunm for a number of | different worksheets, in the same worksheet. | | I.e. Sheets are named 'Ward 3', 'Ward 5' etc, and in my 'Total Contacts' | sheet I want to SUM up the column H3:H36 for each of those worksheets. So I | have been able to generate the correct formula for each worksheet | A B | Contacts | Ward 3 =SUM('Ward 3'!H3:H36) | | Is there a way to use the text in column A to generate the formula in column | B. rather than copying and changing the formula? | | Im not sure how clear the question is so please ask!!! | | Thanks | | Rup |
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